Local notes blend social visits and commerce in town roundup
Miss Eugenia Bone and Bettie Miller arrived from Hearne while Kate Parker and Nellie Smith plan trips to Waco and Marlin. Dodson's roof paint touted as creosote free and four year guaranteed. Kandy Kitchen resumes Berwick Bay oyster orders by phone 202 287. W R Rhodes marks 76th birthday with family dinner in the northern city.
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Dodson
Eugenia Bone
Bettie Miller
Hearne
Berwick Bay
Kanay
Shelton
White Farm
A. L. Ewing
Myers
Kandy
W. R. Rhodes
Local residents and visitors drop by town
F Lovett left yesterday for Frank. P Cole came from Harvey yesterday. Miss Bessie Kendrick departed for Pecos City. A F Wilson seeks a piano for rent at once. John H Royder visited from Well Born yesterday. Dr E Barlow of Kurten visited city yesterday. Mrs E F Parks is reported better after illness. Mrs A C Reed has gone to Marlin to reside. Mrs W B Philpott of College Station was in the city yesterday. Miss Drusa Cox of Dallas visits her brother A J Cox. Mrs H Kernole and daughter Annie May visit Navasota. Miss Alice Dunlap of Millican visits her sister Mrs Charles S Gainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
J.P. Barnes
Steve Gay
Cov. Guinn
Jess Duval
Leon County
Barnes
the Eagle
W. W. Sangster
R. B. Templeman & Son
St. Louis
Navasota
J. N. Goodwin
Wellborn
A. F. Wilson
John H. Royder
E. Barlow
Kurten
E. F. Parks
A. C. Reed
Marlin
W. B. Philpott
College Sta
Drusa Cox
Dallas
A. J. Cox
H. Kernole
Annie May
Alice Dunlap
Millican
Charles 8. Gainer
Britain hints at Egypt crisis paths with France over Marchand
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the British cabinet demands Marchand withdraw unconditionally and rules out talks on Nile access. If Marchand stays, Britain will not assist his withdrawal or move toward confrontation, while France is urged to take active steps to provoke a conflict. Russia allegedly counsels France to avoid war while pressing Egyptian settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Marchand
France
Nile
Fashoda
Russia
Kansas Soldiers Vote at Mid Ocean While En Route to Manila
The First battalion of the Twenty second Kansas regiment on the steamer toward the Philippines will vote for Kansas officers about midway between Honolulu and Manila. About 600 western Kansas soldiers carry ballots and fear delays in return results till February, affecting the state legislature.
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Topeka
Twenty-second
Kansas Regiment
San Francisco
Manila
Kansas
Honolulu
Insane Georgia farmer kills in Atlanta street scene
W G Shockley from Auburn county Georgia stabbed J D Bishop in a street car, gravely wounded Police Captain John Thompson, and ex-policeman Robert McCoy was seriously stabbed while aiding capture. Bishop died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. G. Shockley
Auburn County
Georgia
J. D. Bishop
John Thompson
Robert McCoy
Bishop
Dupuy Asked to Form a Cabinet in France
Paris Oct 28 Dupuy has been asked to form a cabinet succeeding the Brisson ministry which resigned Tuesday The proposed lineup includes M Dupuy premier interior minister Desreycinet war minister Constans justice minister Delcasse foreign affairs minister Charles Dupuy born Nov 15 1851 has led France as premier twice after schooling at the normal school and a career in philosophy teaching and public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dupuy
Brisson
M. Dupuy
Interior
M. Desreycinet
M. Constans
M. Delcasse
Charles Dupuy
A. Charles Dupuy
Fanre
Puy
France
Superior Normal School
Haute Loire
Civil Service Shakeup Affects Thousands Of Officials
Washington reports a presidential edict likely before Thanksgiving removing over 6000 civil service positions. Deputy internal revenue collectors serving as collectors and pension bureau examining surgeons, totaling about 4190, appear to be the largest group affected. Scattered judiciary and confidential posts may also be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Corps of
Pension Bureau
Three Die In Corsicana Fire And Other Tex News
Corsicana fire kills John Johnson and two children after a crude oil flame trap disaster. Harry Brown breaks a leg escaping. Johnson’s attempt to restart the blaze led to an explosion. Other items include Eugene Burt heirs suing Union Central Life over a $9000 policy and a Rosas beating death in Ozona. Richards fined $1000 in Sioux Falls for obscene mailings.
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Corsicana
Tex
John Johnson
Harry Brown
Johnson
Austin
H. R. Burt
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Eugene Burt
Messrs. Burt
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Hendersons
Sam Sanger
Bryan
G.N
Hearne West Bound
Hearne and
San Antonio
North Bound
Raves
Isseseus Vergs
C. F
F. Lovett
Frank
P. Cole
Harvey Esterday
Sachs
Mammoth Cave
Lisses’ and Childrens Shoes
Webb Bros
Marchandé
Great Britain
England
Him
Philippines
Colonel Morales
General Rios
General Otis
Iloilo
Cebua
Zamboanga
Caspet
Tacloban
Catbalogan
Misamis
Surigao
Dumaguel
Camiguin
Cucan
Viscayan
Brooklyn
New York
Navy Yard
Suez Canal
Dewey
Porto Rico
Boston
Bay State
Massachusetts Regiment
Faure
Bulding
Burt
Ozona
Romulo Rosas
Rosas
Rev. Richards
Sioux Falls
S. D
T. Howell Richards
Dell Rapids
Carland
Richards
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Phone
Cyr Bolhme EX
Vercccer
Levy Bros
Beauty
Hall’s Twin Sisters
Freckala
Biall’s Drug Store
Texas
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